would i need the support frame to set up the tent?
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Yes, you will need a 10x10 staight leg or slant leg canopy depending on what model you choose.
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Hello Tim. You will need to have a 10 x 10 frame which is sold separately. Keep in mind the tent is only a" bladder" which hooks to the frame of any 10 x 10. I have used the "ez up", "caravan" and currently using the "coleman" brand which has worked the best........Hope this helps..........
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Yes you needa 10x10 foot straight leg frame, with a canopy. The canopy becomes the roof of the tent and the frame supports the tent.
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Yes!!!! You need to have a 10x10 with straight legs for this model- they have a model for slant leg 10x10's, so have a frame and know which one you have first before ordering
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It has no supporting frame. I have not used it yet but it comes folded in a small plastic bag. The top looks like a rope needs to be placed.
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Absolutely, No tent stakes are required however they would help if it gets windy.
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No. This isn't a frame meant to be used with anything other than the hammock that comes with it.
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No, you don't have to use the walls (I only used 2 walls. They come in 4 separate pieces). We anchored the legs into the ground to prevent it from lifting, and if your concerned about wind, you should probably too. This has proven to be a pretty sturdy tent. I am happy with it
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You need only Platform frame. No need for boxspring unless you want to make it too high.
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Yes, I suppose you could certainly rig something up by attaching a piece of tarp or sidewall to the frame. It would be simple to do.
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I've set it up by myself before, but I felt like I was putting a lot of pressure on one pole when standing it up. If there is wind, it's definitely a two person job. I'd suggest "practicing" in the backyard before the first trip with the tent.
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no, i really think you need the box springs for support. a great mattress, but it needs a foundation.
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Yes, everything you need comes with frame. It was not hard to put together! The hardest part was getting the hammock seat level so you did not lean in one direction or the other.
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Yes, very much so. It's coating is top notch stuff. You would need a pole or two most likely though depending on your tent set up
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Yes you can. I would avoid setting it up on wood flours as the tent poles might scratch the floor. Staking the tent down outside helps it stand up to the wind.
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No, the material is very thin so it would need the support of a canopy underneath it.
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As long the frame you make is strong enough to support it, make sure it is supported correctly.
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I see no reason it wouldn't be, since you don't have to directly access the lights. The tent merely ties onto the frame.
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yes the frame is needed. the frame only comes with the roof these are the walls and door.
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It will stand alone for purposes of setting the center pole, but the tent derives its strength from the tie downs. Without the tie downs, the tent, in my opinion, would be too flimsy to use under normal circumstances.